Taft to Congress on Foreign Policy and Tariff Reform
President Taft's annual message to Congress emphasizes maintaining normal diplomatic relations, settling long running disputes with Britain and Nicaragua, and pursuing arbitration. He urges orderly tariff readjustment, government economy, and reforms in justice, the navy, and postal services amid rising prices and fiscal challenges.
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